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Stevie Nicks Reveals Why Fleetwood Mac Is Done For Good
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— Oct 5, 2023
Stevie Nicks, lead singer of Fleetwood Mac, revealed why they will no longer continue performing together. In an interview with Vulture , Nicks, 75, spoke about whether the band would tour again following the death of…
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Singer in hospice performs soulful ‘Landslide’ cover ‘one last time’
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— Sep 8, 2026
Marirose Powell sang Landslide from her hospice bed a week before dying of cancer at 62 after performing as Stevie Nicks in a Fleetwood Mac cover band for more than twenty years.
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Daisy Chain Fields Raises $20M With Gates Match
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— Aug 28, 2026
Olivia Rodrigo announced that Daisy Chain Fields raised and will donate $10 million to 10 nonprofit partners supporting women and girls, with 100% of the festival's net proceeds going to charity. The inaugural Irvine, California event featured an all-women lineup, with notable guests such as Stevie Nicks, Sarah McLachlan and Karen O and all artists performing for free.
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Swift Kelce Wedding Draws 1,000 Guests at MSG
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— Sep 1, 2026
Conan O’Brien described Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s July 3 wedding at Madison Square Garden as beautiful and heartwarming, with Adam Sandler officiating and performances by Stevie Nicks and Paul McCartney highlighted as outstanding. He confirmed the event was phone-free, noted guests mostly stood and mingled rather than sat, and addressed rumors with humor while stressing his respect for the couple’s privacy.
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Four classic rock albums and songs mark chart-topping anniversaries
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— Sep 4, 2026
The pieces collectively highlight pivotal moments in rock history: the Allman Brothers Band’s Brothers and Sisters topped the charts in 1973 after traumatic losses reshaped their sound, while Creedence Clearwater Revival’s Cosmo’s Factory dominated in 1970 with a diverse, hit-filled run. The commemorations also touch on Freddie Mercury’s birthday, Aerosmith’s only Hot 100 No. 1 with I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing, The Animals’ rising hit The House of the Rising Sun in 1964, Stevie Nicks’ solo Bella Donna era, and a notable 25-years-ago heavy-metal album release.
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Sam Okafor
Funny that Aerosmith only hit number one once and it was a movie ballad, not one of their harder rock tunes.
AP Top 25 College Football Teams
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College football fans argue endlessly over which programs deserve the top spots in the AP Poll based on wins, schedule strength, and legacy.
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Rock Classics Shaped by Rapid Creative Bursts
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— Jul 23, 2026
Iconic rock songs like Fleetwood Mac's Dreams—written by Stevie Nicks in about ten minutes and later hitting No.1—Mad Season's River of Deceit, inspired by The Prophet and defined by Layne Staley's spiritual approach, and The Allman Brothers Band's Melissa, born from Gregg Allman's teenage writing and a pivotal grocery-store moment, each reflect rapid bursts of inspiration that shaped enduring classics. Blackfoot's Train, Train, drawing from Shorty Medlocke's 1930s roots, paired a steam-locomotive harmonica intro with late-70s success and platinum status, illustrating the genre-spanning origins of enduring songs.
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